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Does the Pedigree Tell Us Which Birds Are Susceptible to H5N1?
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Which wild birds meets the bird flu H5N1 particularly hard? A global evaluation of disease reports shows that belonging to certain bird families predicts the susceptibility better than rough characteristics such as habitat, food or swarm behavior. For Australia, before the first introduction, mainly tuples, cranes, snake neck birds, duck birds and seagull relatives lay far ahead. Geelong (Australia). The highly pathogenic bird flu (HPAI) [...] T…
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